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House sale without Electrical Certificates

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  • ProDave
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    Tell us in what way some things don't look safe?
  • Davesnave
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    KL0001 wrote: »
    I!!!8217;d factor that there is the chance or repairs/updates required. Most houses will have older electrics, chances are the whole house doesn!!!8217;t need rewriring and maybe just parts of it updating.
    While that could well be the case, one then has the job of convincing an electrician to do a part rewire.



    Those I contacted didn't want to do that. They were busy enough to walk away, rather than take on someone else's wiring as well as their own.



    It may be different elsewhere, of course.
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